Virology and Viral DiseasesVaccine Coverage and HesitancyImmune responses and vaccinations
Matt Field
Abstract
ABSTRACT Health economists are growing concerned about the future economic consequences of falling vaccination rates in the United States. In some regions, they are well below the level necessary to stop outbreaks of diseases such as measles. The Trump administration, stacked with anti-vaccine activists or vaccine skeptics, is now a significant source of the vaccine misinformation that experts say is helping to depress support for vaccination.
Citation format
FIELD, Matt. As measles outbreaks grow, the economic cost of anti-vaccine misinformation could become clearer. BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS, 2026, 82(2): 104–108.